But you get to glean differences in approaches and views.Thanks for your perspective Henry!

Why not just ask the seller since they'd already declined a $1M offer instead of having us do more work.From my perspective, if they want to sell, they have a verbal offer they can accept, and if they don't want to present a verbal offer, the seller probably isn't very motivated.What would be the point of sending a formal offer in this scenario?

I saw Keystone Funding had great reviews but was not sure if you were affiliated or just kind of using the name to drum up dumb fresh investors(which again, I now understand is not the case!).

Having a partner and getting a different perspective has been so valuable for my journey.If you've had some difficult partnerships, be honest with yourself?

A realtor that you are wanting needs to be new and fresh enough to the have energy and willpower to work their a#$ off, but also have some experience and education to bring to the party. 

Gives new perspective to letting a dog lick your face

And depending on the conditions, would we want them to happen (from a larger societal perspective)?

The smell of fresh paint lol, to me nothing says this place is nice and fresh than that.

For added perspective, Philadelphia's true class A neighborhoods trade for more than $250K per door so there's no shot you are buying true Class A or Class B buildings with your budget.

At the very least, I think it's important to get their perspective on what needs to be done to get the property up to speed.